So, with winter just around the corner, everyone—from new climate migrants to longtime residents—are looking for warming gear to come in out of the cold. No matter what they’re on the hunt for, shoppers are sure to discover all the best winter essentials to help them stay warm this season. From cozy slippers to durable boots, retailers have stocked their shelves with an array of products designed for warmth and functionality.
Check out our full review of the Regatta Women’s Solace Slippers, one of the best slippers. You can get your trousers for only £15 at Regatta, or Debenhams! Ultimate in Comfort and Style With a killer combination of comfy-feels and chicness, these slippers are the perfect accessory while hanging at the crib. One user noted, “I’m a big fan of a mule slipper you can wear at the same time as your chunkiest sock, especially in the depths of winter.” – Ellie Violet Bramley.
If you can’t resist snuggling up with your favorite blanket, consider the The M&S Snuggle Ribbed Fleece Hooded Blanket. So hurry up and pick your copy up for just £15 from M&S or £14.66 from Amazon! The blanket’s design has received positive feedback, with one satisfied customer stating, “it felt lovely to touch – neither too thick nor too heavy.” – Emily Peck.
When you’re exploring the great outdoors, having a solid pair of boots like men’s Danner boots is key. Get the Lowa Women’s Renegade Evo GTX boots, Snow + Rock, £175.95. Or, see them at Cotswold Outdoor, where they are £219.95. Comfortable and versatile, these boots come highly recommended for anyone who needs a little extra support while traversing rugged terrains. Sian Lewis remarked, “This is the model I recommend to those hoping to invest in a comfy boot that can tackle most terrain.”
That makes the Merrell Men’s Morphlite Gore-Tex road-to-trail shoe another excellent option for your guys. You can get it for £60 over at Merrell or £69.99 at Sports Shoes. These shoes provide a plush ride both on roads and trails. Outdoor recreationists won’t be disappointed with these multipurpose beauties!
Rainy weather often poses challenges during winter. The Seasalt Cornwall Janelle waterproof raincoat completely protects you from the rain and wind. You can pick it up for just £99.95 at Harts of Stur, or shell out £180 at Seasalt. Sian Lewis described the coat’s appeal, stating, “If you like a bit more coverage than a hip-skimming waterproof jacket, you’ll love Seasalt’s popular, longer-cut Janelle waterproof coat.”
If you enjoy the elements while running in winter weather, the Sealskinz Hilgay Single Layer Mid Length Merino Running Sock are a great option. It can be yours for a mere £15! Lisa Buckingham highlighted the benefits of merino wool socks, stating, “Merino running socks will keep your feet toasty without overheating and quickly wick away moisture if they get wet.”
Additionally, the Decathlon KIPRUN Running Headband is an affordable option at £5.99, perfect for keeping ears warm during outdoor activities. The Minky SureDri Heat Pod Drying System is currently £90 from Argos. This ingenious system is perfect for active people who want to dry their gear fast for maximum post-workout comfort.
To fill out your cold-weather wardrobe, browse our other pajama styles >> Seasalt Men’s Netter Checked Flannel Pyjama Set from £27.95 at Sea Salt. Peter Bevan gave a big thumbs up to the cozy flannel fabric making up these pajamas—a “real winter warmer,” he said.